The Suarez Family Legacy: A 100-Year-Old Tradition in Panama

The family's history dates back to 1900 when Domingo Suadi migrated from the Middle East to the highlands of Boquete, Chiriquí in the Republic of Panama. Domingo and Antonia, his wife, initiated a family project that has flourished over five generations. Nestled on the outskirts of the Barú volcano is a yellow house that holds more than a century of history.

The coffee farm, located above 1500 feet sea level, is considered to be an optimal environment for cultivating high-quality coffee. This, combined with thier volcanic soil, GMO-free organic surroundings, and the 70 hectares of land where their ancestors first planted the seeds, makes for an unbeatable combination.